Editing Fursan al-Hayja (section)

== About the book ==
In the book Forsan Al-Hayja, the author narrates the description of 230 companions of Imam Hussain in [[Karbala]] and after the Ashura incident in Basra and Kufa in alphabetical order. The book is written in two volumes. In the first volume, the author introduces 140 of the Imam's companions,<ref>Esfandiari, Mohammad, Ketabshenasi-e- Tarikhi-e- Emam Hussain (historical bibliography of Imam Hussain) p. 165.</ref> starting from "Alif to Ayin", that is, from "[[Abu Thumama al-Sa'idi]]" to "[[Ammar bin Hasan Tai]]" and in the second volume, 90 other companions from "Ayin to Yodh", that is, from "[[Ammar b. Abi Salama]]" Hamdani" to "[[Yazid Ibn Mohajer]]". In the biography book, the author explains their names and ancestry and how they were martyred. At the end of the book, the uprising of [[Mukhtar]] and the fate of the killers of Imam Hussein are discussed.

Forsan Al-Hayja was initially written in Arabic and later translated into Persian by the author, although the Arabic version is unavailable.<ref>Esfandiari, Mohammad, Ketabshenasi-e- Tarikhi-e- Emam Hussain (historical bibliography of Imam Hussain) p. 165</ref> In 1386 SH, Mohammad Shuaa Fakhir translated its Persian text into Arabic under the name "Forsan al- Hayja fi Tarajam Ashab Sayyid al-Shuhada".<ref>Mahalati, Forsan Al Hayja, introduction by Mohammad Shuaa Fakhir, 1386, vol. 1</ref> The writing of the first volume was finished in 1348 AH and was published during the author's lifetime by Bouzarjamhari Publications.<ref>Mojahidi, Mohammad Ali, Pazhuheshi Dar Maqhtalhay-e- Farsi (a research on Persian maqtals), pp. 191 and 192.</ref> Of course, other editions of the book are also available.